The Putter 25 01 is ChainLink Disc Golf's putter. Its PDGA approval sample is stamped 2/5/0/1, the rating ChainLink's Conservation Series listing gives its putter, and the digits in the certified name, "ChainLink Disc Golf Putter 25 01", repeat it. On those numbers it flies straight before a mild fade; its ratings suggest it is less suited to players looking for turnover lines. ChainLink, which designs and builds disc golf courses from its base in Toronto, describes the Conservation Series as glow-in-the-dark fundraiser discs in a soft, grippy recycled plastic that it calls beginner-friendly, and says $1 from every disc goes to the conservation authority that helped develop its artwork. The listing's three putter designs are a Snapping Turtle for the Hamilton Conservation Authority, a Monarch Butterfly for the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and a Chipmunk for Conservation Halton, in a multi-colour polygram style that ChainLink says is UV-printed, each with a nature fact that ChainLink says also appears on the corresponding course signage. The PDGA approved it on November 2, 2026 (certification 26-141, 175.1 g maximum weight), the same day as ChainLink's driver and midrange. It measures 21.1 cm across and 2.1 cm tall, with a 1.5 cm rim depth and a 0.9 cm rim width. Disc Golf Dyers Guild's Tint, approved that day with the same stamped rating, measures within 0.1 cm of it on diameter, height, rim depth and rim width and shares its 175.1 g maximum weight.
The Putter 25 01 is ChainLink Disc Golf's putter. Its PDGA approval sample is stamped 2/5/0/1, the rating ChainLink's Conservation Series listing gives its putter, and the digits in the certified name, "ChainLink Disc Golf Putter 25 01", repeat it. On those numbers it flies straight before a mild fade; its ratings suggest it is less suited to players looking for turnover lines.
ChainLink, which designs and builds disc golf courses from its base in Toronto, describes the Conservation Series as glow-in-the-dark fundraiser discs in a soft, grippy recycled plastic that it calls beginner-friendly, and says $1 from every disc goes to the conservation authority that helped develop its artwork. The listing's three putter designs are a Snapping Turtle for the Hamilton Conservation Authority, a Monarch Butterfly for the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and a Chipmunk for Conservation Halton, in a multi-colour polygram style that ChainLink says is UV-printed, each with a nature fact that ChainLink says also appears on the corresponding course signage.
The PDGA approved it on November 2, 2026 (certification 26-141, 175.1 g maximum weight), the same day as ChainLink's driver and midrange. It measures 21.1 cm across and 2.1 cm tall, with a 1.5 cm rim depth and a 0.9 cm rim width. Disc Golf Dyers Guild's Tint, approved that day with the same stamped rating, measures within 0.1 cm of it on diameter, height, rim depth and rim width and shares its 175.1 g maximum weight.
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